6 Fantasy Football WRs You’ll Regret Passing On: A.J. Brown, Emeka Egbuka, Parker Washington & More (Ep. 2122)
STACKED extracted the fantasy-relevant player signal from this podcast and kept the full transcript here for context.
23 min
Duration
Estimated from transcript
Aug 10, 2026
Published
Mon, August 10, 2026
6
Player insights
6
Players mentioned
Topics
A.J. BrownChristian WatsonEmeka EgbukaJameson WilliamsJosh DownsParker Washington
Player analysis
Player insights
A.J. Brown
PositiveProjection9:08
D-Bro projects A.J. Brown for career highs in targets, yards, and touchdowns, citing a shift from a run-centric Eagles offense to a more pass-heavy Patriots system under Josh McDaniels. Brown remains elite, ranking 16th in route win rate and top 20 in yards per route run last year. D-Bro believes Brown has top-3 to top-5 upside and could reach 12+ touchdowns in a more pass-happy environment.
Insight pageChristian Watson
PositiveValue23:05
D-Bro ranks Christian Watson as his WR20, well ahead of his WR27 ADP, arguing that his efficiency metrics (4th in yards per route run) are sustainable. With Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks gone, Watson's route share should increase. D-Bro prefers him over aging veterans like DJ Moore, Mike Evans, and Davante Adams, noting that the Packers' massive contract extension shows they view him as their clear WR1.
Insight pageEmeka Egbuka
PositiveBreakout13:53
Tara Roberts highlights Emeka Egbuka as a high-ceiling breakout candidate currently going outside the top 15 WRs. Despite a chaotic Tampa Bay offense and his own hamstring injury last year, Egbuka produced two 100-yard games when Mike Evans was out, proving he can succeed alongside Chris Godwin. He is a target in drafts for his potential to emerge as a true WR1.
Insight pageJameson Williams
PositiveValue3:35
Pat Fitzmaurice argues Jamison Williams is a value at his WR25 ECR/WR28 ADP. His second-half surge last year was driven by Dan Campbell taking over play-calling duties from John Morton, leading to more high-percentage usage like crossing routes and screens rather than just deep go routes. With new OC Drew Petsing, this usage should persist, and Williams has 1,100-yard potential if his target volume increases from six per game.
Insight pageJosh Downs
PositiveUsage29:00
Tara Roberts identifies Josh Downs as a critical late-round target. With Michael Pittman gone and Alec Pierce dealing with a significant injury, Downs has a clear path to lead the Colts in targets. Despite his own minor camp injury, he is expected to be a steady producer and a reliable flex option who can significantly outperform his WR42 ECR.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveSleeper18:44
Pat Fitzmaurice and the hosts are high on Parker Washington, who finished last season with a strong 113.5 yards per game over the final four contests. He is a standout in training camp and is expected to thrive in Liam Cohen's offense, which favors slot receivers. Despite his rising ADP (WR30), the hosts remain aggressive, ranking him as high as WR26.
Insight pageFull transcript
Episode Transcript
0:00This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed Human. Get started at ChatGPT.com by selecting Work Mode.
0:05Available on Plus and Pro Plans. Welcome into Fantasy Pros.
0:08This is the Fantasy Football Podcast. Tara Roberts here with Pat Fitzmaurice and D-Bro and we are talking wide receivers.
0:14We're talking wide receivers that you will regret on passing this season in Fantasy Football.
0:19And we've got a nice range for you guys here.
0:22We've got some guys inside the top 60 overall based on our half PPR ADP.
0:27And then we've got some later picks outside of the top 60 there for you.
0:31So a good variety here. Let's go ahead and dive into it.
0:35Before we get started, though, I got to ask how you guys are both doing here, how we are dealing with all
0:42the injury news and how we are dealing with actually seeing real meaningful football and getting real starters this week in the preseason games.
0:49So, Pat, how you doing there? Doing well, Tara.
0:52Looking forward to it. And there have been a lot of minor injuries in camp.
0:57Luckily, nothing terrible yet. At least not among the players we're going to be drafting.
1:02Like no season enders yet. So knock wood there.
1:05I definitely don't want to jinx us. D-Bro, how about you?
1:08D-Bro. I'm trying to find anything made out of wood in my house to knock on because, yeah, every day it's, uh-oh, Luther Burton is possibly hurt.
1:16Uh-oh. Like I was spamming the slack over the weekend of like, here's all the injuries.
1:21Dear Lord, football is back because we're all just like, please stay healthy.
1:26I already drafted a league with you in it.
1:28Like, please just stay healthy. That's all I want.
1:31Exactly. And we can't overreact because, I mean, if there's just the tiniest minor, like, oh, there's a hangnail, they're going to
1:38let the player sit here because it's not absolutely critical that they must be on the field and they must play in the preseason games here.
1:46So it's kind of tough to delineate if there's any major issues here.
1:50So we're just all crossing our fingers and hoping that there is nothing major going on here and that we are good
1:57to go because we've got so many amazing players heading into draft season that we want.
2:02We're going to start off right here and we're going to start with Pat.
2:07Pat's going to give us a player here, player that I know has a lot of people feeling controversial.
2:13You either love him or you hate him here.
2:15So, Pat, start us off. Jamison Williams. And I'm not sure why people aren't that into Jamison Williams, Tara.
2:21Maybe people just don't trust him after the injury issues and the gambling suspension early in his career.
2:27Maybe people are worried that some of JMO's best games last year came in the second half of the season after Sam
2:34Laporta went down with a back injury. But I kind of want to push back on the Laporta thing.
2:40And by the way, Jamison Williams finished with 1117 yards last season.
2:44That was tied with Nico Collins for eighth in receiving yardage among wide receivers.
2:48And that followed his first thousand yard season in 2024.
2:51He scored eight touchdowns in 2024, seven last year.
2:54So, I don't think the reason for Jamison Williams' second half surge had as much to do with Sam Laporta's absence as
3:01it did with Lions head coach Dan Campbell relieving offensive coordinator John Morton of play calling duties.
3:06And just using Jamison Williams much differently. Morton had Jamison Williams running a lot of go routes and stretching the field.
3:13And Jared Goff, not really a quarterback who takes a lot of deep shots.
3:17He averaged six yards, air yards per pass attempt last year.
3:20He's more of a dink and dunk guy. Dan Campbell got Jamison Williams more involved in the short area of the field,
3:27running crossing routes, catching some wide receiver screens. Stuff that let Jamison Williams use that blazing speed after the catch.
3:34I think the new usage is going to stick with offensive coordinator Drew Petsing, who was hired in the offseason.
3:40Because you know that Campbell and Petsing had to have talked about Jamo's usage when Petsing was interviewing for the job.
3:46And look, Jamison Williams had an 1100 yard season, averaging exactly six targets a game.
3:51What happens if he gets seven, seven and a half targets a game this season?
3:56Lions play a lot of indoor games this year.
3:59Their shaky secondary could lead to a lot of track meets.
4:02I'm excited about Jamison Williams and think he's a value wide receiver 25.
4:06I'm with you on that one. And it's funny, I did a video talking about Jamison ironically being a safe player.
4:13Because while you might not think of him as a solid floor player, when you look in that range, you get to that wide receiver two range.
4:21There's a lot of guys that have age, injury, unproven, a lot of risk associated with them.
4:27And when you're looking at Jamison, he doesn't have any of that.
4:30He doesn't have a shaky quarterback. It's a high volume offense.
4:34It's just, yeah, there's going to be, you know, a little bit of volatility in terms of variability on a week to week basis.
4:41But in terms of the overall season and the promise that we have with this schedule being so good, the upgrade and
4:48offensive coordinator, I am 100% with you. I will ask you, are there any offensive line concerns?
4:54Because we did see that the Lions center went down with an injury.
4:58Yeah, Cade Mays. That is a little bit of a concern.
5:01Not too much of a concern, especially if they continue to use JMO in the short area of the field and the
5:08ball is out quickly with Jared Goff. If it was a guy who, if they were taking a lot of deep drops
5:15and this was more like a vertical passing game, I think I'd be a little more concerned.
5:20But, and by the way, Tara, I said wide receiver 25.
5:24That's ECR, our real-time ADP tool at Fantasy Pros.
5:26As Jamison Williams currently wide receiver 28th and 66th overall off the board.
5:30I think he's a crying steal at that point.
5:33Yeah, that's crazy value if it continues to drop.
5:36Now, you went on the closer end towards the end of the top 60 here.
5:41Debro went on the higher end here. We got a spicy one here.
5:45Start us off here with another player there, Debro.
5:48I think people are going to regret passing on A.J.
5:51Brown this year. I really do. And I understand, like, real-time ADPs, wide receiver 10, 23rd overall.
5:56I get it. You're having to pay up for him.
5:59I understand that fully. But I think A.J. Brown, we could see a career high across the board in targets receiving yardage and touchdowns.
6:07I think people are just missing the boat on the fact that, like, in a run-centric offense of the last four years,
6:14he's been wide receiver 10, 12, 8, and 8 in fantasy points per game this offseason.
6:19He goes from an offense that was 15th in neutral passing rate to one that was 9th and could throw the ball more considering a tougher schedule.
6:27They're not going to be able to just take their foot off the gas after halftime because they're just crushing opponents this year.
6:34That's not going to happen. And Drake May has, with A.J.
6:38Brown and Romeo Dobbs, has more weapons to throw to.
6:41So could we see another year in Josh McDaniel's system?
6:44More weapons. Can the Patriots fully lean into Drake May's skill set and say, we're going to throw the freaking ball?
6:51And A.J. Brown has touchdown upside for days. Again, talking about the Eagles offense.
6:55They were 32nd last in the NFL in 10 zone passing rate last year.
6:59The Patriots, 15th. And that might not sound like a ginormous jump, but that could be the difference between A.J.
7:06Brown scoring touchdowns and having to break off big plays on the regular to get into the end zone where it's like,
7:13oh, is he going to score seven, eight touchdowns?
7:15This could vault him into 12 plus receiving touchdowns this year.
7:19And if he does all this in a pass happy offense and hits career highs and targets and all the things and
7:26just absolutely crushes and touchdowns as well, we're discussing a guy that you're drafting at wide receiver 10 that can give you top three to five upside.
7:34And he's not washed. That's the other thing. It's like everybody's like, oh, well, last year he is another year older and
7:41the knee and he wasn't any good, really amongst 109 qualifying receivers last year, 16th and route win rate.
7:47He was also top 20 in yards per route run and first downs per route run.
7:52He's not washed. Just draft A.J. Brown and enjoy.
7:55Yeah, I think people underestimate the damage that Kevin Petullo did there in Philadelphia.
7:59And you nailed it there in terms of the potential increase in pass volume.
8:04I mean, the Patriots were off grading primarily off of efficiency.
8:07So there's a lot higher ceiling here. Even for Drake May plus A.J.
8:11Brown, how high would you be willing to take A.J.
8:14Brown? I've got him at wide receiver five. I would take him as high as that, but you don't have to.
8:21It's a great thing about it. Yeah, I think that makes a lot of sense because the upside is there.
8:27Unquestioned wide receiver one in that offense. Great quarterback.
8:30Now I'm going to give you guys one here for me.
8:33Of course, I'm going to talk about Emeka Egbuka.
8:36Why not? Right? Why not? Emeka Abuka will help us lead Tampa Bay to a strong bounce back year here.
8:43He's currently wide receiver 18 in ECR 37 overall.
8:45I split the difference here between the guys. Wide receiver 18 also in ADP and overall 41.
8:51I know that it might feel a little uncomfortable to lean into a wide receiver one because we haven't actually seen him
8:58have that wide receiver one season yet. But do not pass on Emeka Abuka.
9:02If there is a young receiver going outside the top 15 that has true breakout potential into the top five here, it's Emeka Abuka for me.
9:10And this is a guy who has true wide receiver one value in a Tampa Bay offense that really failed last year overall.
9:17Because it's easy to look back and say, hey, you know, he didn't really pop as the season went on.
9:24You can make the excuses and say, oh, there were different bodies in there.
9:28But really as a whole, especially with the Tampa Bay pass game, everything just kind of went sideways because one, players were
9:35dealing with injuries, including Emeka Abuka, who was dealing with and playing through a hamstring injury.
9:40Baker Mayfield was dealing with multiple injuries there. And then we also had the issue of the offensive coordinator just unfortunately being over his head.
9:48But we have seen Emeka Abuka produce last year.
9:51And while it is a short sample size, we saw it happen alongside Mike Evans and then alongside Chris Godwin at separate times there.
9:58And I think that's important to note because I have seen people say that Emeka did not produce while Chris Godwin was
10:05there and that with Godwin back healthy, it's going to be an issue there.
10:09Right after Mike Evans went down in week three, Emeka Abuka had two 100 yard receiving games against Seattle and Philadelphia.
10:16That was alongside Chris Godwin who played over 70% of snaps, had 14 total targets.
10:21So it can work here. We're talking about a rookie that managed to garner 127 targets through an injury and a chaotic offense there.
10:28This is a high ceiling play and I do think it's a safe floor for play as well.
10:34So I'm trying to get Emeka Abuka as much as humanly possible in my fantasy drafts.
10:39Before we move on to the next player here, just as a reminder, guys, don't get sniped on your favorite receivers here.
10:46We're talking about these guys. You want them. So use the draft simulator to test different draft slots.
10:51See when your favorite receivers leave the board and learn exactly how early you need to select them to make sure that you get them on your team.
11:00Go to fantasy pro slash mock or download the fantasy pros app and start mocking today.
11:05Now let's go here. We've got our top 60 players.
11:08Now we're going to go outside of that. And this is where things get fun here because I love both of the players.
11:15I love talking about both of the players here that Pat and Debro pick.
11:20We'll start off here with Pat, your pick here, which is a podcast favorite.
11:24Parker Washington. The bandwagon is starting to fill up, but there are seats available.
11:29Parker Washington. So he has this thermonuclear finish last season.
11:3210.3 targets, 6.5 catches, 113.5 yards per game over the Jaguars last four games, including their playoff loss to the Bills.
11:38But not just the hot finish for Washington. He did average 8.9 yards per target and 2.19 yards per route run for the entire season.
11:46He averaged 0.24 targets per route run. A higher target per route run number than either Brian Thomas Jr.
11:52or Jacoby Myers last season. And we have seen slot receivers thrive in Liam Cohen's offenses.
11:57And Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence seems to prefer throwing to his slot guys rather than his outside receivers.
12:03Parker Washington is going to toggle between the slot and this Z receiver role.
12:07It's a really enticing role for him. And Parker Washington has, by all accounts, been one of the stars of Jacksonville's training camp.
12:14He just tore it up in an inter-squad scrimmage a few days ago.
12:18Trevor Lawrence has been lavishing praise on him. I can't wait to see what Parker Washington can do for an encore.
12:25Only problem is, Tara, the price is starting to go up a little.
12:29And now real-time ADP has him at wide receiver 30, 71st overall.
12:33Real-time ADP is actually outpaced ECR now on Parker Washington.
12:36So that drumbeat is getting a little louder, unfortunately.
12:39But I'm still buying at this point. Still not high enough.
12:42Still not loud enough. I'm still drafting him, Patty.
12:45I've got him at wide receiver 26, my man.
12:48I'm all in on Parker Washington. I like the aggressive ranking.
12:51Pat, where do you have him ranked? I've got him wide receiver 28.
12:55Nice, nice. OK, so that means that I need to update my rankings too.
13:00Now, I think I'm pretty good. I was trying to be mildly conservative there.
13:04Not during the party, Tara. Live a little bit.
13:07Let's go. You're right. Let's stop being conservative. Just go in, go in.
13:11Because it comes in a range where there's a lot of guys who are question marks anyways, right?
13:17So the question is, you know, are you going to take a chance that we're finally getting Marvin Harrison Jr.
13:23breakout? Or are we going to go into a guy that we saw operate as a high-end top 20 receiver last year?
13:30Yeah. Makes a lot of sense. Now, moving on to this next player Debro's got for us.
13:35Ironically, this is the Minus Debo. This is the Packers fan stand podcast here.
13:40And neither one of us pick Packers player. But thankfully, Debro, you're holding it down for us.
13:45I mean, Fitz and I could have just like exchanged players here.
13:49I know we're both hand-holding on Parker Washington and Christian Watson.
13:52Real-time ADP, wide receiver 27, 64th overall is just absolutely dismissive.
13:55It really is. It's blasphemous. In my rankings, I've got Christian Watson at wide receiver 20.
14:01I'm putting respect on his name because that's what he was last year.
14:05He was a wide receiver 2 in weeks 8 through 18, wide receiver 21 in fantasy points per game.
14:11Oh, look at that. Romeo Dobbs, Dontavian Wicks are gone.
14:14Christian Watson, another year off the ACL, 68% route share last year.
14:17That's going up. Christian Watson, still incredibly efficient. Another year off the ACL and in the LeFleur passing attack.
14:23Are we expecting that to go away? Like this otherworldly efficiency.
14:27People need to stop and say, okay, that's going to regress when we see it year after year after year after year.
14:34And last year, Christian Watson, fourth in yards per route run, 10th and first downs per route run, sixth in fantasy points per route run.
14:42A player that you're drafting as a wide receiver 3, I think can give you wide receiver 2 value and production on a weekly basis.
14:49And he has wide receiver 1, top 12 upside.
14:52If the playing time happens, if Jordan Love throws the freaking ball and the Packers are not a bottom 5 passing rate
14:59team, yeah, Christian Watson can absolutely cook this year.
15:02Yeah, it's funny because it's one of those things where we're not concerned.
15:06You talked about the bodies being removed. So, yeah, we've got bodies removed from this offense to help it not be this
15:13wide receiver by committee situation that we've come to know in terms of a fantasy perspective.
15:18And then on top of that, you've got room for this offense to grow from pass volume.
15:23They've been one of the most extremely run heavy offenses for multiple years in a row.
15:28So it's not as if we're looking at any potential for regression.
15:32So the only thing that you're worried about is can he stay on the field, the injury risk to him?
15:38Let me ask you, Debro, when it comes to him, a young, hot player with high upside in this offense, what would
15:45you take him over some of the guys who are more of the aging veterans in that range?
15:51Like, let's say, Mike Evans, Terry McClure and Devontae Adams.
15:54I've got him ranked ahead of DJ Moore, Mike Evans, Devontae Adams.
15:58Terry McClure is above him. But I mean, we're talking about wide receiver 17 versus wide receiver 20.
16:03So I'm taking Christian Watson above a ton of the older veterans.
16:07And this is not a shade against them. Like I have them above like ECR and ADP and stuff like that.
16:14But if I'm going to take the upside swing, I'm going to bet on Watson, which again, Patty, did the Packers have
16:21any problem investing in Watson and giving him a monster contract this year?
16:25I think that that's a pretty good show of investment and a nice pat on the back of, hey, guess what?
16:31You proved you're our wide receiver one last year.
16:34Guess what? We want you to do it again this year.
16:37Yeah, they did not have any problems with that.
16:40And I know he's missed 20 games over four NFL seasons.
16:44So people worry about that. But after coming back from the torn ACL, sustained in 2024 last year, made it through 10 straight games.
16:51There was a scare against Denver on December 14th, where he banged up his shoulder and was actually hospitalized after the game, played the next week.
16:59So maybe we're getting the new, more durable version of Christian Watson these days.
17:04There we go. Pat, how about you? When in terms of like those veterans there in that same range, are you taking Watson ahead of them?
17:12I am like Debrough and then I've got him ahead of all the guys you mentioned, DJ Moore, who were the only
17:19one, same as Debrough, Terry McLaurin, slightly higher. That's it.
17:22Yeah. Cool. Same for me. Terry is the only one that I would have a little bit higher.
17:28Everybody else. Yeah. I'm going to go with the younger one there.
17:31Now I'm going to give you one player as well.
17:34Before we close things out here, I went a little bit further back, like a lot further back.
17:40Maybe I'm going to Josh Downs here and he should be on the rise.
17:44I do think he's on the rise, but not as much as it might warrant here.
17:50Josh Downs, wide receiver 42 in ECR, overall 97, wide receiver six in ADP, overall 117.
17:55That is insane. He is literally going right before people start reaching on high end defenses.
18:00Now, when I was looking at Josh Downs all off season, I was, you know, passively in on him.
18:05But as we've gotten closer to the season here, it is becoming increasingly one of the guys that I feel is the
18:12most critical guy that I can get in double digit rounds for me.
18:16And that is because we have no timeline on Alec Pierce right now.
18:21And yes, Downs is dealing with a minor and he's one of the players dealing with one of those minor injuries in camps that happens.
18:28But if we faded everyone that was nicked up in camp, we would have no one to draft.
18:34But Alec Pierce's injury is not minor. He's coming off surgery, clearly running behind the timeline compared to all of these other
18:41guys who have offseason surgeries as well. Downs has a legitimate shot at being the wide receiver one for the Colts in
18:48the first month of season and maybe beyond that.
18:51Now, of course, being the wide receiver one for the Colts doesn't mean like massive high end JSN level of target share because we've got Tyler Warren there.
18:59And obviously they run heavy through Jonathan Taylor. But Downs has a shot to put up top 24 production and massively outperform his ADP.
19:07And he's been a very steady producer throughout his entire career there.
19:11He just hasn't really had a chance to push through because of the presence of Michael Pittman.
19:16And now that Michael Pittman is gone and with Alec Pierce injured, Downs should be the second look behind Tyler Warren here
19:23or potentially operate with a very similar target share here.
19:26And specifically, even when we get Alec Pierce back, the Michael Pittman exit is really key there.
19:31These guys, obviously two very different players in terms of size, but they both had a dots of 8.4, very extremely similar yards per route run.
19:39This exit of 110 targets that is leaving with Michael Pittman is really going to open up opportunities here for Josh Downs.
19:46So the value for him and the potential for him to be a guy that you can trust in your flex in week one.
19:54Yeah. Sign me up on that one. All right, guys.
19:57Appreciate you all tuning in. And that wraps things up for this show.
20:01Before we head out, make sure to like the video and make sure that you are subscribed to the YouTube channel and
20:08podcast so you don't miss out on any fantasy football content and that you are also checking out all the amazing fantasy
20:15pros tools to put your fantasy team in the best position for 2026.
20:19For Pat Fitzmaurice and Debro, I'm Tara Roberts. Thank you for tuning in.
20:23We will see you next time. Thanks for listening to the fantasy pros fantasy football podcast.
20:28If you love the show, the best free way to support us is by leaving a positive review on Apple podcasts at fantasypros.com slash review or on Spotify.
20:37Follow us on X, Instagram, and TikTok at fantasy pros and subscribe to our YouTube channel at youtube.com slash fantasy pros.
20:43Honestly, honestly, honestly, no one wants to think about HIV, but there are things that everyone can do to help prevent it.
20:50Things like PrEP. PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis, and it means routinely taking prescription medicine before you're exposed to HIV to help reduce your chances of getting it.
20:59PrEP can be about 99% effective when taken as prescribed.
21:02It doesn't protect against other STIs though, so be sure to use condoms and other healthy sex practices.
21:08Ask a healthcare provider about all your prevention options and visit findoutaboutprep.com to learn more.
21:13Sponsored by Gilead. What's up fam? I'm sports journalist Ari Chambers.
21:16Hey, what's up y'all? It's your girl Sam Jay.
21:19And we're the hosts of Everyone Watches Women's Sports, a new podcast from Together and I Heart Women's Sports.
21:25We're breaking down the biggest headlines. Naomi Osaka showing out.
21:28Shout outs to you, Naomi. The viral moments. I've been obsessed with Kashawn Rock's boxing journey.
21:33She looks good. Her combos are swift. And the stories everyone's talking about across women's sports.
21:38Because everyone watches women's sports. Listen to Everyone Watches Women's Sports.
21:41On the iHeartRadio app. Apple Podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts.
21:45I'm Nick Turturro. You probably know me from NYPD Blue, The Longest Yard, or Spike Lee's Black Klansman.
21:51And on my new podcast, Delivering Happiness with Nick Turturro, I deliver pizza to a new guest.
21:56I've shared a slice with everyone. From Seth Rollins.
21:59What are you doing with my belt? To Bill Burr.
22:02I don't think I've ever met somebody so exactly out of their mind as I am.
22:07And now, we even have more great guests coming up.
22:10Including the great John Turturro. It's called happiness. Delivering happiness.
22:13And many, many more. Open your free iHeartRadio app.
22:16Search Delivering Happiness with Nick Turturro. And listen now.
22:19Talking about guns with others might not always feel comfortable, but it could save a life.
22:24Here's a way to start a conversation. Your family is going over to your neighbor's home for dinner for the first time.
22:31How would you ask if there are any unlocked guns in the home?
22:35Hey. Hey, we're so excited for tonight. Before we come over, though, may I ask if there are any unlocked guns in your home?
22:42Our guns are stored securely, locked in a safe that the kids can't access.
22:47Awesome. Learn how to have the conversation at AgreeToAgree.org.
22:50Brought to you by the Ad Council. This is an iHeart Podcast.
22:53Guaranteed Human.
